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Pop Tokyo by Jacques Battini opens with a sharp burst of cassis and crisp citruses before settling into a delicate floral heart of rose and white flow… Show more

Pop Tokyo by Jacques Battini opens with a sharp burst of cassis and crisp citruses before settling into a delicate floral heart of rose and white flowers. Anchored by a soft musk and sandalwood base, it aims for the refreshing quality of a Japanese garden. This floral woody musk fragrance works best as a daytime scent during the warmer, transitionary months of. Show less

Terhaal opens loud, sweet, and unusual, with fruity citrus pushed through white florals, caramel, and a very assertive oud. Once it settles, the sanda… Show more

Terhaal opens loud, sweet, and unusual, with fruity citrus pushed through white florals, caramel, and a very assertive oud. Once it settles, the sandalwood, vanilla, amber, and musk give it a warmer, softer base, but this still reads as a bold scent with a polarising streak. It suits wearers who enjoy strong Middle Eastern style perfumes, sweeter oud blends, and fragrances with. Show less

Dreamy by The Fragrance Kitchen opens with a sharp burst of bergamot and crushed green notes before softening into a steeped green tea center. White f… Show more

Dreamy by The Fragrance Kitchen opens with a sharp burst of bergamot and crushed green notes before softening into a steeped green tea center. White flowers add a clean, airy lift through the heart, keeping the composition light and luminous during warm spring mornings. As it settles onto skin, soft musk and dry woody notes ground the bright citrus top, leaving a refreshing trail suitable for high-heat humid days. It suits anyone seeking an invigorating office scent that feels crisp, clean, and understated during humid summer commutes. Spritz it on damp skin after a morning shower for the best effect. Show less

Ehsas is a dry woody, musky amber with a sharp citrus hit up front, then a salty, ambergris-leaning heart that can feel a little animalic. On some ski… Show more

Ehsas is a dry woody, musky amber with a sharp citrus hit up front, then a salty, ambergris-leaning heart that can feel a little animalic. On some skin it dries down into clean, crisp musk with tart citrus lingering for hours, on others the musk can turn sweaty or gritty. It is unusual, persistent, and very dependent on skin chemistry. Show less

1978 is a spicy floral amber with a ripe, slightly glowing feel. Peach and citrus soften the opening, then rose, jasmine and ylang-ylang move in under… Show more

1978 is a spicy floral amber with a ripe, slightly glowing feel. Peach and citrus soften the opening, then rose, jasmine and ylang-ylang move in under cinnamon and warm woods. It wears rich, heady and a little smoky in character, with patchouli, vetiver and sandalwood giving the dry-down depth. This looks best suited to someone who enjoys bold florals with spice rather. Show less